APS has a plan for returning students to school; President Trumps lawyers say they'll consider challenging a supoena for his tax records, and Sheriff Manny Gonzalez says the department will use smart phone cameras.

Food banks in NM are under increased pressure due to covid 19; beware if you're traveling to NY as New Mexicans now have to quarantine upon arrival; and President Trump answers a reporters question about police killing Black Americans.

Restaurants are now closed for indoor dining; China announced retaliatory sanctions against U.S. officials; and bears in the city.

Two shootings in Albuquerque on Sunday; some Albuquerque teachers are considering retirement due to covid 19 and in NY City pro Trump and Black Lives Matter supporters clash in front of Trump Tower.

NM's Governor is rolling back the state and imposing no indoor dining for restaurants and breweries beginning Monday. Also, no contact sports for students this Fall semester and only New Mexicans allowed in state parks.

A shooting at a local skate park yesterday injures a 7 year old boy; Governor Lujan Grisham signs the police body camera bill and the Supreme Court ruled in favor of religious rights for employers in two cases.

What businesses in NM received PPE money? Airlines are in trouble financially as air travel slows down and what signs to look for with heat stroke.

The Trump campaign is focusing efforts on New Mexico; how will APS educate homeless children this upcoming school year; and more explanation on the Supreme Court's decision with the electoral college.

An arrest was made in an Albuquerque shooting; a request to wear a mask in a local store resulted in a threat to the store employee; and the latest with covid 19 numbers in neighboring Texas.

Protests downtown, coronavirus update from Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, and the Supreme Court ruling on asylum seekers.